29 Vintage Dog Images
Today I am sharing a wonderful large collection of Dog Images! Below are some of the most adorable pet illustrations you can imagine. There are a wide variety of breeds to choose from. I hope you can find a few favorites to use in your crafts!
Cute Dog Pictures
Shown above are 2 furry friends! A cute little Pug with a blue bow around his neck, snuggled up to a lovely Irish Retriever. So fun!
Here we have a cute Vintage image! This one shows a darling Dog (a Pug I think) helping to sort the Mail! Haha! The image has a little space at the bottom, and could be used as a Label. Perhaps you could use it to label and sort your own Mail or other Important Papers.
This one is an all time favorite of mine. I love this scruffy little guy and the beautiful frame around him! The caption reads “I am sent to bring you every happiness.”
This next one is a nice old postcard showing two adorable Poodles!! Don’t they have sweet faces? How precious.
Here is the latest addition to this collection. Here we have a lovely group of pups. Unfortunately for them there are No Dogs allowed at this Park. They look quite sad about that!
This cute Canine is standing next to a green door. Perhaps he, or she, is waiting for his favorite people to come home. Such a sweet face!
This darling Yellow Labrador has caught site of a pretty Butterfly … he appears to be quite mesmerized!
Cute Vintage Dog Images
Here we have a sweet little Dog with Sign Scrap piece! It looks like a cute little Terrier to me and she’s holding a Pink Sign with some lovely ornate text on it. I’m also including a version without the wording so that you can write your own. It would make a cute Tag or Label.
Above is another cute Victorian Scrap piece showing a Dog holding a Sign! The sign has the sentiment “My Love to Thee” on it. Very sweet! I’m also including a version without the wording.
Old Dog Advertising Images
Above is an old cigar label that has a sweet dog on it. He appears content sitting on top of a chest. Could he be protecting the cigars?
Antique Dog Images
This image is a gorgeous Victorian Scrap of a darling Dog on a Blue Satin Tufted Cushion. Adorable!
Here’s a sweet Vintage Graphic of a Black and Brown Dog. I’m not sure what kind of Dog this is, but he looks very nice!
Victorian Scrap Dog Images
This is a cute Pomeranian Dog Image! It is Antique Victorian Scrap Die Cut piece. It’s the bust of a Pomeranian, (or at least it’s supposed to be), according to the little paper tag attached to him.
Here’s a dear little Antique Scrap Piece! Pictured above is a Vintage image of a scruffy looking little Dog with a Pink Bow. She has sweet eyes (I’m assuming she’s a she, with the pink bow and all), but looks a bit sad to me. I’m not sure what breed this is supposed to be … maybe a Terrier of some sort? I know some of you guys will be able to figure it out!
This is a cute Vintage Image of a Dog! I think he is some kind of a Spaniel; hopefully one of you guys can verify that. Update: I am told that this guy is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Thanks for all who helped out with info on this one! He’s a cutie with precious eyes and his blue satin bow!
Here we have a darling Free Image of a Dalmatian Dog! He has all his lovely spots and a nice gold collar. He almost appears to be posing.
Above is an old Victorian Scrap piece. This shows is a darling little Pug dog! I think he looks so cute with his blue collar full of bells!
This is another cute Scrap Dog Free Vintage Dog Image! It is an Antique Victorian Scrap Die Cut piece. It’s the bust of a cute cream colored Dog with Black and Brown spots. According to his little tag, this is a Fox Hound although he looks a lot like a Jack Russell to me. Perhaps the breeds are related? I’m sure some of you probably know the answer to that!
This is a sweet looking Dog! I love his shaggy tail. I’m told that this one is a Newfoundland. Cute!
Above is a Vintage Quirky Dog Image! Pictured here is a funny little Dog with a bow and large bell around its neck. I love that sweet face! Cute! This one is a splendid Antique Scrap Die Cut piece.
Dachshund Dog Clipart
This is a cute little engraving of a Dachshund Dog clipart image scanned from an Antique Encyclopedia.
And here we have another version of that same image above. This time I recreated the Dachshund as a Silhouette to give you additional options for your projects!
Vintage Canine Label
These are just darling! Shown here is a fabulous 1884 Illustration from an Antique Type book. This is another one from my recent trip to D.C. to The Library of Congress! This sweet boy is holding a Picnic Basket in his mouth. The Basket is holding a towel that’s used as a sign for a Restaurant. I love these old pictures that have the little signs on them, as they are so useful, as Labels, Gift Tags, Price Tags or Signs in a Shop!
I hope you enjoyed this curated collection of Vintage Dog Images. You might also like our Best Cat Images HERE or our Best Free Bird Images HERE!
Kasia says
Thanks so much for the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel image! I have 3 Cavaliers and one is a Blenheim just like this image.
Karen Watson says
I’m glad you enjoyed them Kasia! How fun that you have 3 of these lovely dogs in your home!
Irene says
Hi Karen,
I love the Antique Dog images – but they are all fantastic! I love the one on the blue satin antique cushion and the spaniel. There are just too many favourites here for me to choose from. Thank you so much for sharing these with us and have a wonderful weekend!!
graphicsfairy says
Thanks so much Irene, I am so happy you enjoyed them!
Andrea Mahlberg says
The sixth dog after “Seven Barks” looks to me to be a West Highland White Terrier (300 years of fun).
graphicsfairy says
Thanks so much for the information Andrea 🙂
Brenda Morris says
The dog you think might be a boxer is the original mate, the Bullenbeissers to the German Bulldog to get the boxer. It’s of German breed, now extinct. The boxer originated in Germany. It wasn’t until 1977 that the boxer was recognized as it’s own breed. I have owned 3 female boxers, who all died from cancer, which they are notorious for. I have a male 3 yr old. He’s quite the handful. If any breed, the boxer is my favorite.
Brenda says
The dog you think might be a boxer is the original mate, the Bullenbeissers to the German Bulldog to get the boxer. It’s of German breed, now extinct. The boxer originated in Germany. It wasn’t until 1977 that the boxer was recognized as it’s own breed. I have owned 3 female boxers, who all died from cancer, which they are notorious for. I have a male 3 yr old. He’s quite the handful. If any breed, the boxer is my favorite.
graphicsfairy says
Thanks so much for your knowledge and information Brenda! I am so sorry about the loss of your fur babies 🙁
Katy Widdop says
Hi Karen, love your site. “Seven Barks” was a medication made from hydrangea bark (no kidding). See:
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/217394-seven-barks-quack-medication-lyman-brown
graphicsfairy says
Oh wow! So cool, thanks so much for sharing that Katy 🙂
Patricia Robinson says
I love all tge wonderful images. Thank you for sharing them.*
Karen Watson says
Thank you Patricia!
Beth Rowen says
Thank you! Love these. I’m pretty sure your spaniel is a Blenheim Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. The Blenheim has a white and ruby coat. The CKCS is the smallest of the spaniel breed – dog shows put them in the toy category I have one (plus I’m obsessed with Cavaliers), and he looks just like that 🙂 <3
Karen Watson says
Thanks Beth!
Vickie says
That cute little Spaniel is a Cavalier King Charles. Soooo cute just like my little Cooper.
Karen Watson says
Thank you Vickie! Looks like we have some fans of that breed here!
Carol says
The spaniel is a Cavalier King Charles spaniel, a darling breed.
Karen Watson says
Thank you Carol!
Kathy S says
pup with big eyes……….Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Karen Watson says
Thank you Kathy!
Kathy says
Cue, I thought the same thing, Jack Russell, or Fox Terrier. Either way cute and a Terrier! Smart, stubborn, and always moving! Love the graphics……thanks
Cynthia says
He is adorable! Thank you!
DustyPeggy says
Great image! It probably pre-dates formalisation of breeds and in those days the dog was described according to the work it did. It wasn’t really until the last half of the 19th century that breed types were named more specifically. Useful history here. http://www.countrysportsandcountrylife.com/sections/pedigree_dog/history_of_dog/history.htm
Maxine D says
Thank you Karen – he is cute!!
Blessings
Maxine